Sentence The phrase "scattered discussions" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe conversations that are disjointed or discusses several unrelated topics. For example, "The meeting devolved into scattered discussions about topics ranging from the office's budget to the best vacation spots."
Don't scatter your discussion, focus it on one point at a time.
Readers interested in following up either the historical questions or current debates about the natures of space, time and motion will find ample links and references scattered through the discussion and in the Other Internet Resources section below.
Currently, much of the discussion is scattered within the Results section; in the Discussion the authors reiterate many of the same points.
Failing to acknowledge these broader issues and relying on a technical fix to overcome the safety and consumer concerns with cisgenic GM approaches potentially sustains a scattered and under-communicated discussion and severely complicates constructive and responsible developments within agricultural biotechnology.
All coders agreed that blocks of each content type were widely scattered throughout each patient discussion.
It's a central place where people can congregate so discussions aren't scattered all over the place.
While there are golden nuggets scattered throughout this interview, the discussion on Yahoo is particularly rich and focuses on the rocky period leading up to Microsoft's now famous (and failed) takeover bid.
In keeping with that decentralized spirit, after Mr. Goldhagen's introductory address the participants put the conference schedule to a vote, then scattered to take part in workshops and discussions.
Critical discussions of fuzzy logic are scattered over literature that may not be accessible to practicing engineers.
Scattered throughout the chapters are more general critical discussions, such as that on tragedy in the essay "Othello", comedy in "Twelfth Night", and the value for human life of poetry in general, in "Lear", among many others.
